Last week the great and good of the UK freight forwarding industry came to together to celebrate the best of the business at the British International Freight Association’s (BIFA) annual Freight Service Awards bash in central London.
The event demonstrated …
Nearly 40% of US Department of Transportation workers have been furloughed in the US government shutdown. While staff upholding safety will continue in their jobs, some administrative duties will be suspended until the government agrees a deal. In the FAA, …
Eindhoven – The Netherlands: After more than 25 years developing high-end telematics software for the HGV industry globally, Astrata is now bringing its expertise to benefit the European LCV market with the launch of VanLinc™
This easy-to-use, comprehensive fleet management …
The 2M alliance of Maersk and MSC is to leave the UK port of Southampton.
It has announced it will drop the call at the country’s second largest container gateway by the Asia-Europe AE1/Shogun service the carriers jointly operate.
A …
The ‘big three’ express parcel companies, UPS, FedEx and DHL, are not as immune to disruption as the market believes, according to the latest report by Transport Intelligence (Ti), Total Logistics 2018.
While they have strong global networks, branding and …
Hapag-Lloyd has announced it will reduce its FAK (freight all kinds) rates between Asia and North Europe from 1 February, and the Ocean Alliance is to void three more sailings, due to “expected low demand” post-Chinese New Year.
Hapag-Lloyd’s FAK …
The closing quarter of 2017 will be one to forget for US rail operator CSX: the untimely death of chief executive Hunter Harrison coinciding with declining intermodal volumes.
Volumes for the three months to December dropped by some 5% to …
